We regret that we are ending the general availability of the downloadable edition of CyberCPR Community; this is ahead of the launch on the 29th May 2019 of the new Cloud Hosted CyberCPR Community Edition (based on the version 5 GUI) Background It was always our intention to provide a Community Edition for our product […]
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So the team have been really busy these last months adding loads of great features to CyberCPR. In fact there are so many features we have called this release “Humpback” The Development Team have worked tirelessly to not only build some great features but they have also implemented new services and infrastructure into the application
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We will be there at InfoSecurity 5th – 7th June 2018. We have a big stand this year just inside the door – F70 (on the left and second row back – behind Splunk). So come along and say hi if you’re interested in seeing the new User Interface or just seeing what other
The Devs have been hard at work the last 9 months and we have been firing updates out on the CPR Support portal however, I missed a trick by not posting the release updates here too. So the current stable Enterprise release is 4.4.3, with 4.4.4 due out in about 4 weeks time. We
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InfoSecurity June 6th – 8th at Olympia. If you are thinking of attending the InfoSecurity expo in June you will need to register before the event. The Logically Secure and CyberCPR staff will be at stand A145, so come along and meet some of the gang. If you are looking to discuss your security testing, Incident
RAND Report questions breach cost An SC Magazine article by Max Metzger looking at the cost of Cyber breaches in terms of customer loyalty. Published 27 September 2016: http://www.scmagazineuk.com/rand-report-questions-breach-cost/article/525149/ Steve Armstrong is quoted in the text. Fancy Bears’ infiltration of WADA shows how hacking is changing A Sky News article on the hacking of the WADA database and
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We have a new version of CyberCPR available for Enterprise licensed users. This version sees the addition of a separate reporting tool (that we are calling CPR Medic) so you can get a quick overview of the numbers of cases and incidents you are tracking across your enterprise. CyberCPR Medic screenshot If you are
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Here are some of the posts where we have been quoted or referenced, this post will be updated with new articles as they are published: UAE bans VPNS 29th July 2016 http://www.scmagazineuk.com/uae-bans-vpns/article/512832/ Steve Armstrong quoted in text. Hacker claims to breach Amazon server, Amazon disagrees 12 July 2016 http://www.scmagazineuk.com/hacker-claims-to-breach-amazon-server-amazon-disagrees/article/508858/ The inside man: Decoding the
Steve Armstrong will be running a workshop at the September 44con – the topic will be Managing Incidents with CyberCPR. The exact nature of this workshop is still being worked out with the 44con organizers, but we will publish details as soon as they are know – so keep your eyes on this website.
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Steve Armstrong will be presenting on Advanced Incident Remediation Techniques at the forthcoming 44con event. The synopsis for this talk is: When working in large network breaches, the technique of removing the infected hosts immediately and one-by-one is not the best or only option. In this presentation we will look at the other methods
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As of November the 16th the latest production version of CyberCPR has been packaged up and is ready to request and download. After months of rigorous testing and Q/A we are pleased to offer this product in it’s final state to you! This version of CyberCPR is quite different to the way the Beta
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Thank you to everyone who attended Steve’s presentation at InfoSecurity on Tuesday 2 June 2015, it was good to see you there and we hope you gained some valuable information. For those of you who came to our stand – thank you for visiting, we really enjoyed meeting you and are excited to share further
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